Sentence examples for make exit from inspiring English sources

Russia says the system contradicts the spirit of the 1975 Helsinki declaration, which pledged to make exit and entry easier.

Whether or not this is the result of purposeful understatement, the laughs that ought to make "Exit the King" a painful stitch just aren't there.

The fact that Britain is not a member of the single currency would make exit easier than it would be for, say, the Netherlands or France.

Closely-held corporations and partnerships lack the fluid markets for ownership shares that make exit a viable choice for the disgruntled shareholder.

At the end, make sure you lift the wheels over the comb-plate to make exiting easier.

Who made "Exit Through the Gift Shop"?

It may remain true that exit is an option for remaining members, but stronger fiscal arrangements reduce the economic disjuncture that makes exit attractive.

If Colonel Qaddafi's location remained unknown, it became increasingly clear Saturday that even his most senior aides were making exits of their own.

If Colonel Qaddafi himself continued to hold out in Tripoli, it became increasingly clear that even his most senior aides were making exits of their own.

I was used to making exits like this.

Most routes into the City were closed or made exit-only, and the remaining eight routes into the City had checkpoints manned by armed police.